OCR A-Level PE contemporary issues in sport overview quiz quiz

Players, referees and fans

Sport, the media and sponsorship

Skill, fitness and tactics

Cognitive, affective and behavioural

More money flowing into grassroots participation and development

A higher global profile and bigger audience for the sport

Rules and formats changed to suit broadcasters

Better training facilities for elite and developing athletes

GPS tracking

Notational analysis

Compression clothing

Goal-line technology

Interrupts the flow of the game and can be costly

Always gives the wrong decision every single time

Cannot be used at the elite level of the sport at all

Actually reduces the overall accuracy of officiating decisions

Anabolic steroid drugs

EPO (or blood doping)

Beta-blocker drugs

Diuretic agents

To officially permit athletes to use a limited list of approved doping drugs

To time races and record finishing positions accurately

To track an athlete's blood values over time and spot abnormal changes

To replace all conventional drug testing entirely

They are too cheap and far too easy for any athlete to obtain

They tend to make watching the sport rather less interesting

They are only ever used by amateur, non-professional athletes

They seriously harm the athlete's health and are unfair

The win-at-all-costs ethic and frustration

The introduction of all-seater stadiums at venues

The biological passport scheme used in anti-doping

The use of goal-line technology by match officials

The process of improving an individual performer's skills over time

The loss of personal identity and responsibility in a crowd

A particular type of structured physical training method

A formal procedure used during anti-doping drug testing

Sensationalist media coverage that hypes up the rivalry

Increasing alcohol sales freely around the stadium

All-seater stadiums, CCTV and banning orders

Removing all stewards and policing from the ground

As a commercial, profit-making business model for the host

To formally launch the modern athlete biological passport

To ban professional athletes from competing at the Games

As Nazi propaganda to promote an ideology

They were the first modern Games to run at a profit through sponsorship and broadcasting

They banned all forms of corporate sponsorship from the entire event

They were staged with no television coverage anywhere in the world

They permanently abolished the whole golden triangle relationship in modern sport altogether

Profit

Respect

Deviance

Hooliganism

Goal-line technology in 2014

The introduction of the biological passport

The 1968 Mexico City Black Power salute

The first profitable Games in 1984